CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AND SAFETY PROGRAMME Sample Clauses

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AND SAFETY PROGRAMME is agreed that the Construction Industry Health and Safety Programme as agreed between the Bargaining Council of Building Trade Unions and Construction Labour RelationsAssociation of shall be appended hereto and shall form a hereof. The Programme shall be funded through a two ($0.02) per hour contribution to the Construction Industry Health and Safety Fund com- mencing September It is agreed that the Employer of this specific collective agreement will accept the Trustees as appointed by as being the Trustees on his behalf. CLAUSE STATUTORY HOLIDAY PAY Statutory Holidays are: New Year’s Day, the third Monday in February (Heritage Day), Good Friday, Easter Monday, EmpireDay, Day, the Friday preceding Day, Day, the Friday preceding Labour Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiv- ing Day, Remembrance Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and any such day as may be a holiday by the Federal and/or Provincial Governments under the Factories Act. When a Statutory Holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the following work will be observed. All work performedon Statutory Holidaysor days observed inplace of Statutory Holidaysshall be paid for at double time rates in additionto the Statutoryand annual holiday pay as outlined below. No work will be done on Labour Day. An amount equal to six percent (6%) of total wages shall be accruedby the Employeras paymentfor the above Statutory Holidays. This amount accrued will be remittedto the UnionOffice on or before the fifteenth (15th) day of each month. The Union will subsequently forward the amount to the respective member. CLAUSE VACATION PAY All Employees covered by the Agreement are entitled to annualvacation. The Employeewill notify his Employer at least two (2) weeks in advance of starting vacation. The amount of six percent of the Em- ployee’s wages to be paid when he takes his annual i vacation, or upon termination of employment. CLAUSE SWING STAGE Employees are to receive sixty cents ($0.60) increase in basic hourly rate for all work on swinging stages and also where requiredto wear a safety belt for safety requirements. CLAUSE UNDERGROUND On industrial projects employees required to work underground shall receiveprevailing ratesplusten percent (10%). This clause shall not apply to work performed basements of buildings or open ditches.
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